New Delhi: Ministry of Home Affairs launched on Sunday disciplinary action be opposed to Kolkata Police Commissioner and DCP Central for”defamation” this Governor’s Office of Bengal.
“Based on a detailed report submitted by Bengal Governor CV Ananda Bose, the Union Home Ministry has taken disciplinary action against the IPS officers,” the Press Trust of India news agency quoted an official as saying.
A few days ago, Bengal Governor CV Ananda Bose wrote to the Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT) seeking the removal of Kolkata Police Commissioner Vineet Goyal and DCP (Central) Indy Indira Mukherjee’s job.
The official added that the Bengal governor also accused other policemen of Raj Bhavan of promoting and encouraging fabricated allegations against a female employee between April and May 2024.
“The conduct of these IPS officers not only tarnished the office of the governor but also acted in a manner totally unbecoming of a civil servant. They conveniently chose to ignore the Rules of Conduct,” he told PTI.
Mukherjee is heading a special investigation team probing the molestation allegations against Bose by former Raj Bhavan staff.
The sexual harassment investigation complaint filed with the Hare Street Police Department did not name Bosse because of his constitutional immunity. However, the FIR has charged several Raj Bhavan staff with criminal conspiracy.
The staff has moved the Calcutta High Court seeking quashing of the FIR. The matter is pending.
Bengal governor also files defamation case against chief minister Mamata Banerjee She said that due to the recent activities at Raj Bhavan, women are afraid to visit the institution.
Bose criticized her remarks and expressed hope that public representatives would not create “false and defamatory impressions.”
The governor also initiated legal Action was taken against some TMC leaders who made similar remarks, the source added.
CM Mamata Banerjee alleged that after reports of certain activities at the Raj Bhavan, women felt unsafe going to the Raj Bhavan and complained to her.
“In fact, after the incident at Raj Bhavan, women were afraid to go there. I received complaints,” the chief minister said.
Last month, when Bose filed a case against CM Mamata, senior BJP leader Rahul Sinha expressed support for Bose’s actions and said: “Governor Bose has done the right thing and I fully support him.
“Based on a detailed report submitted by Bengal Governor CV Ananda Bose, the Union Home Ministry has taken disciplinary action against the IPS officers,” the Press Trust of India news agency quoted an official as saying.
A few days ago, Bengal Governor CV Ananda Bose wrote to the Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT) seeking the removal of Kolkata Police Commissioner Vineet Goyal and DCP (Central) Indy Indira Mukherjee’s job.
The official added that the Bengal governor also accused other policemen of Raj Bhavan of promoting and encouraging fabricated allegations against a female employee between April and May 2024.
“The conduct of these IPS officers not only tarnished the office of the governor but also acted in a manner totally unbecoming of a civil servant. They conveniently chose to ignore the Rules of Conduct,” he told PTI.
Mukherjee is heading a special investigation team probing the molestation allegations against Bose by former Raj Bhavan staff.
The sexual harassment investigation complaint filed with the Hare Street Police Department did not name Bosse because of his constitutional immunity. However, the FIR has charged several Raj Bhavan staff with criminal conspiracy.
The staff has moved the Calcutta High Court seeking quashing of the FIR. The matter is pending.
Bengal governor also files defamation case against chief minister Mamata Banerjee She said that due to the recent activities at Raj Bhavan, women are afraid to visit the institution.
Bose criticized her remarks and expressed hope that public representatives would not create “false and defamatory impressions.”
The governor also initiated legal Action was taken against some TMC leaders who made similar remarks, the source added.
CM Mamata Banerjee alleged that after reports of certain activities at the Raj Bhavan, women felt unsafe going to the Raj Bhavan and complained to her.
“In fact, after the incident at Raj Bhavan, women were afraid to go there. I received complaints,” the chief minister said.
Last month, when Bose filed a case against CM Mamata, senior BJP leader Rahul Sinha expressed support for Bose’s actions and said: “Governor Bose has done the right thing and I fully support him.
